Push Button Setting For Am & Fm Operation - Lincoln 1969 continental Owner's Manual

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FM tuning is more critical t han AM. When t he desired station is
tuned i n, adjust the dial pointer to the cente r of the area over which
t h~
stat ion ca n be heard. If the desired FM station is weak, carefully
adjust the
manual.tun i ~g
knob for minimum no ise. When proceeding
away from a station,
It
may be necessary to retune the radio for
~inimum noise as the ,signal becomes weaker. When the fringe area
IS reached and the statIOn can no longer be heard without excessive
noise or "flutter", it is necessary to retune to a stronger station. For
best FM reception. adjust the antenna to a height of approximatey
33 i nches.
PUSH BUTTON SETTING FOR AM AND
FM OPERATIONS
To initially set the push buttons to the stations in your area, proceed
as follows:
SETTING FM PUSH BUTTONS
• Turn Radio On. allow it to warm- u p for approximately 15 minutes
for more positive settings.
• Slide the bar to expose the letters "FM"
• Pull out on the push button intended for FM use.
• Manually tune in a desired FM station.
• Push the selected push button inward to lock in the FM station.
• Proceed as above to set as many push butto ns as desired for FM
li stening. However, if a push button is used for a FM station it
~annot
at the same time be used for an AM station, unless
th~re
IS
an AM station that tunes in at exactl y the same location on the dial.
CAUTI ON: Do not operate the AM-FM band switch when
one or more of the push buttons are pulled out.
SETTING AM PUSH BUTTONS
• Tu rn the radio on.
The same procedure is used for setting push buttons for AM
standard broadcast stations as descri bed above except the slide bar
must be moved for AM operation.
~OTE: ~ov e ment
of the slide bar between AM-FM opera-
tions Will n ot change the push button settings.
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